Page Eight Paintings Won At Fair WIN PRIZES AT FAIR - The winners of the four picture. given away by the Maturango museum during the Desert Empire Fair show their prizel. First prize winner Mrs. Jane La Rosa, second from right, chose the oil painting IlDesert Trails" by Margaret Mack. Dr. William Sanson, left, won the second prize but returned it to the Museum. Sewell "Pop" Lofinck, right, won the Bristlecone Pine. tinted pho- tograph. Fourth winner, Mrs. Marge Adicoff selected Fran- cilu Han.en'. oil "Joshua Tr..." \ 1/ -'0- -- , I \ Great Pumpkin Visits '0' Club On Halloween Charlie Brown's P u m p kin Patch Party will be held at the Commissioned Officer's Me s s Saturday, Oct. 29, to celebrate Halloween. The festivities, in- cluding buffet dinner and dan- cing, will start at 6:00 p.m. Peanuts and all his friends '------------! - will gat her around Charlie U.S. Savings Bonds are the choice of millions of Americans for building toward economic security for themselves, their community and the nation. Brown's Great Pumpkin, and this promises to be a fun-filled eve n i n g. Costumes may be worn if desired. Please call 375-5071 for information. Answ.r to Previous Pun:l. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1·'\ state (abbr.) 4.Postscript (abbr.) 6·Dinner couru H-Ste. ll-Puffed up 15-Master of eeremonies (abbr.) 16-SaIt solution la·pitch 19-AffirmatiY. 21·Wif. of Geraint 22·Printer', me"...,. 23·M.t. 26.lamprey 29·Ruch Hr"1 ll'Periods of time 3l·S""boI for t.Uurium 34-Cooted I... 35·Number 31·MuSK:: .s writt.n 39·Preposition "O·Note of stal. 41-Gocf of love 43.Repair 45-Goal 47-Struck 50·Sun lod 52-Roman road 53·Mournful 56·Encounter sa·lnterconnection 60·101 (Rom.n number) 61-Sculptured likeneu 63.Suppose 65·Entenain " ·Saint (abbr.) 57·Fondle DOWN I·Host 2·lntertwine 3·Symbol for silver 4·MOfe refined 5·ChOfe 6·Sowers 7·Man'S nickname S.Tardy '·Make amends 10·uir I2·River in Siberia I4·Prelix: down I7·Baseball team 20·Resort 2"·Poker stake 25·Rodent 27-Short jacket 2B-Grant use of 29·Satiate 30·Ache 32·ldentiul 36·Bitter vetch 37·One nominated 42·loc.ation 44·AMlract bein, 46.fantHy 48-A state 49·Confident hope 51·Aleutian island 54·HiIMst point 55-food procram 56·Manuscript (abbr.) S7.c..eek letter 59.Steamship (abbr.) 62·Pronoun 64·Abowe F.. UN III Autllariud S,rv;n "',...papen Only. ROCKETEER Moore Will Speak To ASPAGroup The China Lake Chapter of the American Society for Pub- lic Administration has sched· uled a presentation by Don K. Moore on "International Law and Undersea Technology." The meeting is to be held at the Officer's Club at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 27. Mr. Moore, head of the As- trometrics D i vis ion in the NOTS Weapons Development Department, will discuss recent changes in international I a w and their relationship to un- dersea technology. Local Road Rally Planned Sunday A two and one half hour Monte Carlo Road Rally, spon· sored by the High Sierra Chap- ter of the Four Cylinder Club of America, is slated to get un- derway Sunday, Oct. 23, at high noon, at Ridgecrest Park. The event is for the benefit of the local Indian Wells Val- ley Explorer Scouts, however any others wishing to partici- pate are welcome to enter. The finish of the Rally will take place in the local area according to HSC President Walter Hannon. He also noted that this will be the chapter's fourth local rally this year. ISHOWBOAT I FRIDAY OCTOIR 21 "'·,.IDALl .... (91 MIll.) Frankl. Avalon, Fabian, Annefttl 7:00 p.m. (laci.../Mnlc.1 la C.....) Franki. and Fabian compete in dock car races and get Involved with Federal a~h when the roc:. proma'-r turns out to btl a moomhlner. Fent co,., fiat flghn, songs and moonshine mix fot exciting fun. (Aduln, MaW,. Youth.) Shorts: " ...... It On s....... (7 MI...) ''The ....... (I Min.) SATURDAY OCTOIER 22 -MATlNE'6-- "FIYE' WE'lKS IN A IALLOON" (104 Mia.) Red Buttons 1:00 p.m. "'om: "bolty Ii. Act" (7 Min.) "Capt. Kidd No.9" (16 Min.) --£VE'NING- ''niE' I.LIOY" (72 Min.) Jerry Lewis and Guest Stor Milton Berle 7:00 p.m. (Comedy in Color) Imagine Jerry as a bellhop ot a plulh Miomi Beach hotel? The horder he tries, the more he goofs-up by misplacing room keys, Iwitching phone calls, ruining Gory's golf game ond acci- dentally pilots a j.tl (Adults, Youth and Mature Children.) 5'lCwta: "Unfamiliar Sporta" (10 Min.) "FoItuI_, e..ifornio" (17 Min.) SUNDAY-MONDAY OCTOIn 23-24 COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA CONCRT 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY '''WHAT DID YOU DO IN THE' W.aR D.af)DY?" (116 Mitt.) Jan.a Caburnf Dick Shawn 7:00 p.m. (c-.dy I.. Co....) "By-the-book" Copt. Shawn leads hil tired company against on Italian village which unexpectedly lur· renden-If they can hold a wine festival fi,.tI It wms into an orgy with ."dless complicationl. Ribald, &plcy, funl (Adult.) TUE'SDAY.WIDHfSDAY OCTOUI 25-26 "IIDE' IEYOND VINOEAHCE" (100 MI...) Chuck Connon, Jom" MacArthur 7:00 p.m. (WMtenl/ DrolftCll ill Color) A buffalo hunt. er returns home after 11 yeol'l, il robbed of his lif. savings and findl his wife about to remarry. HII brutal trockdown of the men who robbed him is .xplalively dra- matic. Unulual, "don't miu" film. (Adults, Maw,. Youth.) Short: "Magoo 0- West" (7 Min.) THURSDAY·FRlDAY OCTOBER 27.28 "LAS VEO"S HIUltlLY$" (90 Mill.) Jayne Mansfi.ld, Ferlin Husky, Maml. Van Doten 7:00 p.m. (eo-.cIy/MniCCIII in Colef') Country bay inherin a Las Vegas night club only to find it's a rundown soloon. Thingl get worse until he Introduces Western music to the fabled town and Jayne tok.. over the gambling tobl... Hoedown music! (Aduln and Maw,. Youth.) Shorts: ''W., & ,. ...." (J:HCIru.......) (7 Min.) '''"I.- lad,." (17 MI...) : Friday, October 21, 1966 SaFety GrQup Meets SAFETY LEADERS TALK - Among the sefety chief. nwet- ing here Wednesday, Oct. 5, with the Desert Section of the Gre.ter Los Angele. Federal Safety Council were Franci. Rich (I), Ground Safety Officer at George Ajr Force Base, and Elmer Whetchel (center), Safety Superintendent of the Los Angeles Post Office Annex and Chairman of the Coun- cil. K. S. Skaar {r), head of NOTS Safety Depertment, wa. host chairman of the meeting. Discussions ranging from occupational safety to preparation of a charter for the Coun· cil's Desert Section. STATION LIBRARY LISTS NEW BOOKS A complete H.t of new book. i. available in the library. Fiction Boucher-Best Detective Stories of the Year 1966. Crichton-The Secret of Santa Vittoria. Mallea-All Green Shall Perish. Sheean-Beware of Caesar. Non·Fiction Boorstin-The Americans. Hanna-Eight Nation Makers. Hinton-Communist China in World ·Politics. Leverton-Food Becomes You. Little-High Da'll at Aswan. Lubold-This Half of the Apple Is Mine. North-Racoons Are the Brightest People. Stewart-Turkey. Nurses To Hear Talk at Meeting Dr. Robe r t Gilmer of the Drummond Medical Clinic is scheduled to speak to the members of the Indian Wells Valley Nurses Club at the i r meeting in the Clinic at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 24. He plans to discuss the topic, "What to Evaluate in Surgical Patients." All nurses in the Valley are invited to attend the meeting and discussion. From TO Aetna Insurance Man Will Visit Station Howard Keenan, a represen- tative from Aetna Insurance is scheduled to be abo a r d the Station on Thursday and Fri· day of next, week, October 27 and 28. He will be available for consultation at the Community C e ii t e r from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, accord- ing to J. T. Haycock, Acting Head, Employee Management Relations. Meeting Is Set ByGem Society On Next Mon. The last regular meeting be- fore the annual gem and min- erai show is scheduled by the Gem and Mineral Society for Monday, Oct. 24 at 7:30. The meeting will be in the Rowe Street Hut. The two field trips to be con- ducted du'ring the show and the special displays will be dis- cussed at that time. Potential new members are invited to at· tend. The annual dues of $2.00 en- titles members to the use of the Lapidary Hut which has three large saws, two small saws, four sanders and 5 i x grinding and polishing wheels. A faceting machine is planned for the future. For further in- formation call 375-2009. PLACE STAMP HERE , , KNOY BROCKWELL McCAUGHAN ELDER STANFORD WALKER MYERS GILBERT BLACKBURN "Blueiacket of the Year" To Receive Navy League Honors Vol. XXI, No. 42 Naval Ordn.nce Test St.tion, Chin. L...., C.llfornio Fri., Oct. 21, 1966 HOBBS YONEDA Jack Witt Named The Blueiacket For This Month The man chosen as NOTS' "Bluejacket of the Month" for October, A02 Jack D. Witt of NAF, tells a story about his first experience with the des- ert community of China Lake that should ring a bell with many a sailor and civilian of NOTS. A02 Jack Witt serves as pet- ty officer in charge of missile assembly and loading crews in NAF's Missile Shop, and came to NOTS in I ate February, 1966, from duty aboard the USS Shangri-la in the Mediter- ranean. As a long-time Atlantic Fleet sailor and native Missourian, Jack had a number of surpris- es in store for him and his family as he traveled west to report to NOTS. He relates his experience in w 0 r d s familiar to many China Lakers. "As we drove west through Arizona on our way out here, we didn't quite know what to make of things as the country became more and more 1ike desert, and we began to see the sand blowing," he recalls. "It didn't take long for us to come to like living here," he says. "The people are friendly and easy to get along with, and we visit around of- ten with our neighbors, most of them civilians. "In fact, NOTS has the best Navy-civilian relations of any Station I've seen - I suppose because it needs such close co- operation and joint effort." Jack and his wife Lin d a make their home in the Des- ert Park section of Ridgecrest, adjoining the S tat ion, with their three-year old son Mark. They are active in community affairs and often attend activ- ities and meetings at the Com· munity Center. With five years and two months of Navy service ·alrea· dy behind him, Jack's plans are firm to make it his career. He also plans to add more ac- ademic schooling to the list of Blueiacket for October I WANT THIS ONE, DADDY - A02 Jack . D. Witt of NAF, chosen "Bluejacket of the Monthll for October, and his wife Linda, receive expert catalogue shopping euistance from their son Mark, 3_ The Wills will be honored by the Greater Baker.field Cham- ber of Commerce next weekend with a stay on the town. Jack i. Petty Officer-in-Charge of missile assembly and loading crewl in NAF'. Minile Shop. Navy specialty courses he has where the city's Chamber of completed. Commerce will honor him with ''There are several men at a stay on the town. NAF who take evening courses Jack will drive a new car at the Bakersfield College ex- from Barber Pontiac agency tension at Burroughs Hi g h during the weekend, and will S c h 0 0 I here," he explains. stay at the Caravan Inn. The "They say the courses are real- Witts will receive a hospitality Iy good, so I plan to look into packet from participating mer- them soon myself." chants, containing gift certifi- He also finds NOTS a good cates. place to keep up his bowling ' - - - - - - - - - - - game, one of the several sports NORTH RANGE he has b e com e accomp- lished in, including baseball, football and boxing. As "B I u e j a c k e t of the Month" for October, A02 Witt will take his wife and son to Bakersfield next wee ken d, ON PAGE FIVE Substation To Be Turned Off For Paint Job Cap e h art housewives be warned! The Capehart Site B electric power substation is due for a paint job by Public Works men next T u e s day through Thursday, Oct. 25-27, announc- es Capt. H. J. Hartman, Public Works Officer. The power is to be shut off at the substation from 7:30 to 11:30 each of those three days to allow the painters to do the work. Eleven Sailors Vie for Annual Honored Title The theme for Navy Day, 1966: "U.S. Navy -Mark of a Man," will have very special significance for 11 NOTS sail- ors next Friday evening, Oct. 28. One of those 11 men, a II "Bluejackets of the Month" of October, 1965, through Sep- tember, 1966, will be chosen "Bluejacket of the Year" at a banquet set for the Commun- ity Center. The event is plan- ned to crown the observance here of the U.S. Navy's 191st anniversary, set for Thursday, Oct. 27. A special, six - man panel, representing NOTS Enlisted Division, the Naval Air Facili- ty and Air Development Squad- ron Five, convened this week to select the Station's most out- standing enlisted man of the past year. Leading business and c i vic representatives of the Indian Wells Valley, headed by Mil- for